I tipped a friend off about the deliveries from amazon.de and he also has bought a few. Although he was worried that they had got lost in transit, but his receptionist decided not to inform him that they had turned up.
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostOh Dear.... thats not very good - go in there and give them a good
They missed their own 30 day payment deadline, so I sent them an email last Wednesday asking WTF; all I got back (the next day) was a reply from somebody saying "I'll look into it."
Sent a second email (copied to EU head of my department) stating that I would be unable to continue supplying services to ClientCorp if they failed to settle invoices in a timely manner, including a link to their SLA page on the intranet, and went on to tell them I reserved the right to claim interest "under the Late Payment of Commercial Debts (Interest) Act 1998, which implements European Directive 2000/35/EC" at 13.5%; within an hour the head of AP had emailed me to tell me payment would be made last Friday.
After another round of emails copied to everybody I could think of this morning, they finally told me payment had been made on Monday, so with a bit of luck that should turn up tomorrow and I can afford to go to my fun conference next weekComment
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Ah well, if they've paid, I suppose I lose the excuse I've been using to skive all morning... better get some work done.
(Had a terrible night's sleep, managed to doze off about 2, woke about 4:45 and didn't get properly off to sleep again... finding it really hard to concentrate )Comment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAh well, if they've paid, I suppose I lose the excuse I've been using to skive all morning... better get some work done.
(Had a terrible night's sleep, managed to doze off about 2, woke about 4:45 and didn't get properly off to sleep again... finding it really hard to concentrate )
Well, I'm going to Dublin next weekend, want me to pay them a visit?Bazza gets caught
Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostIf you want, I'll bid a few up for you to boost the price...
For a fee.Comment
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostSpooky - I woke up at 4.45am too....
Well, I'm going to Dublin next weekend, want me to pay them a visit?Comment
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Originally posted by cailin maith View PostSpooky - I woke up at 4.45am too....
Originally posted by cailin maith View PostWell, I'm going to Dublin next weekend, want me to pay them a visit?Comment
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Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostThe danger is that the person boosting the price for you wins the auction. Had that happen a few times - but you just agree not to sell it and no-onw pays any fees for itComment
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Originally posted by zeitghostThen you'll be pleased to know we've done Hayseed Dixie and are now on to Hot Rox & Fazed Cookies (Rolling Stones).
I donwloaded a couple of concerts - most amusing.Comment
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Originally posted by NickFitz View PostAh, that explains it. Can you sleep a bit later tomorrow please, I can't stand these early starts.Comment
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